UPDATE: From Ryan Julison @8:05pm 11/28/12
Also, I am planning on writing answers to your questions but am still working. It’s been a busy day. If you don’t hear from me later tonight it will be tomorrow AM.
Ryan
As you are aware, we have been in contact with Ryan Julison, Media Consultant for the Trayvon Martin family and their Legal Representatives. Mr. Julison has graciously agreed, very forthrightly, to answer all questions posed to him.
With that sentiment in mind here are the first questions posed to Mr. Julison yesterday via e-mail.
Dear Mr. Julison, thank you in advance for your candor.
1.) Are you currently under the advice of any legal representation in regard to your capacity to speak bluntly, truthfully, and honestly about the circumstances surrounding the shooting death of Trayvon Martin and your subsequent involvement with regard to any aspect of media presentation?
In short: Are you lawyered up? (more…)



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